Van Gogh's Almond Blossom or Sunflowers

Van Gogh painted the beautiful almond blossom still life against the  backdrop of a clear blue sky for his newborn nephew Vincent Willem. For  the design of this work, Van Gogh was heavily inspired by Japanese woodblock art, especially in terms of the sharp contours and placement  of the tree. Van Gogh is perhaps better known for his 'Sunflowers' painting. Over the  years, this painting has inspired many designers to create beautiful  home and fashion accessories. Interested in our Sunflowers assortment?  Please enter 'Sunflowers' in the search bar above and voila: you will  see a whole collection of unique gifts.

More Almond Blossom?

Over the years, many designers have been inspired by Van Gogh, especially by his 'Almond  Blossom' masterpiece. Interested in this design? Please also take a look at  the tablet case,  the wallet,  the makeup bag,  the scarf,  the bag,  the coffee cups,  the watch,  the glasses case,  the puzzle,  the umbrella or the impressive IXXI wall decoration with Van Gogh's Almond Blossom.

Or prefer Sunflowers?

Perhaps more famous are Van Gogh's Sunflowers. Many home and fashion accessories have been inspired by this design. Interested in this design? Please also take a look at the glasses case,the plates, the cup and saucer, the bag, the scarf or the tea pot.

About Van Gogh

Van Gogh was born in the Netherlands and later lived his life in Paris and others parts of France. He didn't live a happy life and nobody liked his paintings. He only sold one painting throughout his entire life. He was unable to make a living for himself and always had to knock on his parents or brother's door for money. He became an alcoholic and was brought to a psychiatric hospital. Here he decided to fully concentrate on painting. Vincent Van Gogh passed away on July 29, 1890 and left behind more than 850 paintings.